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. AMUSEMENTS. I " SUNSHINE SUSIE " TYPICAL TYPISTS' COMPETITION. ; TO-NIGHT, AT 7.15. j 7th DIVISION. i Of I TYPING SPEED TESTS. I PRIZES ON VIEW AT i ARMSTRONG & SPRINGHALL i Ltd., FORT STREET. /THE PLAZAX V THE; PLAZA / \ All-British Theatre. / Direction : Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. SESSIONS : 11—2.15—4.50—5. N0te.—4.50 Session finishes 7 p.m. NOW IN ITS 4th BIG WEEK. 4th BIG WEEK. 4th BIG WEEK. 4th BIG WEEK. 4th BIG WEEK. And Showing to Capacity Houses. THE HAPPINESS FILM. " SUNSHINE SUSIE." " SUNSHINE SUSIE." " SUNSHINE SUSIE." " SUNSHINE SUSIE." "SUNSHINE SUSIE." ;. " SUNSHINE SUSIE." Avoid the Queue and Delay— Reserves No Extra Charge. PRICES: 1/ TO 3/. Children Ilaff-price. Phone 41-556. OUR NEXT ATTRACTION: ANOTHER BRITISH TRIUMPH From ' the GAINSBOROUGH STUDIOS That gave us " SUNSHINE SUSIE," THE MOST EXQUISITELY ENTRANCING ROMANCE THAT THE SCREEN HAS PRESENTED SINCE THE INCEPTION OF TALKIES. " MICHAEL AND MARY," " MICHAEL AND MARY," " MICHAEL AND MARY," "MICHAEL AND MARY," " MICHAEL AND MARY," "MICHAEL AND MARY," From the Play BY A. A. MILNE, With EDNA BEST, HERBERT MARSHALL. LOVERS IN REAL LIFELOVERS ON THE SCREEN! The Sweetest of All Romances. PLAZA'S NEXT ATTRACTION. CAPITOL. Double-Star Programme. I.—Maurice Chevalier, in "ONE HOUR WITH YOU, with Jeanette MacDonald —Genevieve Tobin. Music by 'Strauss. New Songs, Laughs by the hundred. ' 2.t- ,v MATA HARI," Greta Garbo—Rayni'on INovarro. Sensational Spy Drama, taken from actual fact. Phone 12-109 for Reserves. I "TTICTORIA — AT S. — DEVONPORT. : RONALD COLMAN, in "DEVIL TO PAY." ; : "DEVIL TO PAY." EFKBSHISG, ' INVIGORATING. Spend a pleasant half-hour at the Ritz during your shopping tour. Fruit Salad , and Special Sundaes, 1/. . COOKB'S RITZ, 211!, Queen Street. :xll

AQUATICS. , rr—v \ UCKLAND REGATTA A -tA. COMMITTED*. : ANNUAL MEETING. Xne Annual Meeting of the Auckland ■ Anniversary Regatta Committee will be held in the rooms of the Flying Angels Mission to Seamen, Sturdee Street, next bailors' Home, on MONDAY, November 21, 1932, at 8 o'clock. BUSINESS: Annual Report and BalaceSheet, Election of Officers for 1933 Regatta; General. A. BKAUND, Chairman. J C. HBWSON, Hon. Sec. Box 657. x 7 DYERS AND CLEANERS. 3/6 - REDUCED - 3/6 SUITS, COSTUMES AND FROCKS CLEANED AND PRESSED. BRING OUT YOUR SUMMER SUITS NOW. 45 Years' Experience Dyeing and Cleaning. Reduced Prices on .All Dyeing. PEAT AND SONS, 60, Eden Ter. Phone 43-151. Van Collects and Delivers. sj A UCKLAND Renovating Tailors—AlteraXi. tione, Kelining, Repairing, Remodeling, Suits. Costumes, etc.. Dry Cleaned, Hand Tailor Pressed.—Endean's Bltigs., Quay St. 45-097. A A R PETS Cleaned Like New, Electric Shampooing, Id square foot. — Domestic) Vacuum Cleaning Co. Phone 44-600. D ■ pARPET CLEANING AND SHAMPOOING. ' One Penny Square Ifoot. VACUUM CLEANING CO., OF N.Z., Albert St. Phone 41-769. MHS WAY Cleaners, Dyers. Ltd, same day service.—Office aud Works,Edenvale Rd., Mt. Eden. Phone 10-UOO. C PORTERS,". Established ISU-', give satisfaction in all wyrk. Vans collect, deliver.—Shop. 43.Karangabape Kd. A_ WH. DREW,- Tailor, Cleaner, Dyer.— • Renovatiaons and Remodelling a Specialty.—Fhone 47-790. 210. Hobson St. TYPISTS. ALL classes Typewriting, Illustrated! Duplicating: reasonable charges.— Miss N. W. Sousfer, 13, Winstone Bids:. 40-226. C FIFTH' Floor, N.Z. insurance Bldgs.— Hope M. Williams, Public Typiste and Duplicatist; moderate charges. — Phoiie 47-259. C DENTISTRY. BETTER Dentistry at Howey Walker's; really good work at fees you can afford to pay. D GENTLENESS and Extreme Care" is the ■ slogan at Howey Walker's Dental Rooms. 209, Queen St. D ! TOILET SPECIALISTS. ASTOUNDING Offer — Localette and il Eugene Permnnent Waves, 10/. Charm Beauty Snlon, His Majesty's Arcade. 47-034. A jiUGDNE. Permanent Waves, 10/, guaranteed 6-9 months; Marcel. 'J/B; work " guaranteed.—Pollock, Security Bldgs., . 42-129. D WINES AND SPIRITS FOR SALE. j A BIG Reduction.—Our Special Port, 30/ 5 -"- case, freight paid.—Auckland Wine Co., Rutland St. D . ptORBAN'S MAKE SWEET WINES, Dry V- , Wines, Red Wines, White Wines. Sound Wines, Grand Wines, Prize Wines, Gold ' Medal Wines, and Wine Cocktail; assorted case .(12 varieties), £2 18/; freight paid. : : d \ ' IQUID Assets, Corban's Wines. Liquid - ■J assets. Corban's Wines. Liquid assets, Corban's Wines. D - RICH Port Wine 20/ 2 gallons, at depot; I bring jars.—Corban's Wines, Fort St. ~i D J ICH Wine, 22/ per case, 2 gallons; °_ delivered direct from manufacturer.— r Write Chan, Manager, Vineyards, Thames. J , 5? i Of)/ CASE —Frontignac, rich, sweet, Red * OU/ Wine, delivered, freight paid.— |i Crown Wines, Elliott St. Phone 47-135. D - - CRICKET. - "OATS, quality, from 25/ ; fine ranee 1 •*-* Cricket Gear.—Taylor, Eastbury, British w Sports House, Queen's Ar«Jae. A A